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[MWAR-455] Allow force overwrite of read only resources in exploded war target directory #27
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… readonly, similar to ant's force option for file operations
* MWAR-455: Add option to allow forcing resources to be overwritten when they are readonly, similar to ant's force option for file operations
Thanks for the PR! Will look at it and run the CI... |
* If resources should be overwritten, even if they are read only | ||
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@Parameter( defaultValue = "false" ) | ||
boolean forceOverwriteResources; |
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we usually add @since
for new parameter and make the field private
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I can get that added to the pull request. However, based on @michael-o 's response, is that a vain exercise?
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Looking at the JIRA issue and the reason for this I am not convinced. It looks like a fix for a symptom with an ill-designed SCM. You should rather inquire with Perforce's today owner why it is implmented this way. I don't understand, therefore I won't consent this PR even if the code looks decent.
What about this? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48195633/prevent-perforce-from-marking-files-as-read-only
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